How to disable a steering wheel lock?

Personally I don't believe a word this dude has stated so far, matter of fact  "Going in a S2000.. that a bunch of people think I don't own ... but thats another thread.." and followed by  "All the car security I do I never really get into the car audio.. but the problem is 55-145mph with the top down I cant hear the stock stereo.. so I'm upgrading.. :P"

Now if you had this car why would you not have asked the dealer this or "but I'm posting online as there is nowhere else to turn.." I guess that a Honda dealer is nowhere near him to ask this same question.

Bahahaaha.. well I'm not sure how it works up in Canada.. but the idiots that work at honda dealerships around here are people that well.. a) will never touch my car when it comes to anything at all ever again (after I got my car I had some minor tranny issues there is a TSB out for the 5th gear synchro as well as the clutch on my year, they tore down and rebuilt the tranny 4 times before they could get it working again).. b) wouldn't know a oil drain plug from a airbag harness.. and c) they would rather not take the time to answer such a question.. it isnt their job..

There are 2 honda dealerships in the area.. yet come spring when I'll be getting the rear end replaced (because of a clicking noise that was there since i got it) I'll be making a 2.5 hour drive to a 'more qualified honda dealership'

What part exactly do you not believe? I'm not into car audio? my S2000 is aero limited to 145 mph with the top down? or that you just can't plain hear music at 55-145 mph?

All you have to do is ask and I'll gladly answer.. but you don't need to assume..

And.. if you want a ride.. email me or find me on aim.. during the drive I may even pull out my title

Right, so how do you know about sound at 145 mph? Practice driving like an idiot do we? I know all about sound as it relates to open air vehicles, I also know about driving the speed limit. As far as your title, I can think of numerous ones for you, but I can't post them here. I know for sure that if I had your car and went into any Honda dealership I could get the answer that I needed. Your claims are flawed. If Honda has factory trained technicians, that have the same tools and tech support available to them country wide, one can find an answer at any dealership. Granted that a mechanic is the one working on the car and like audio there is good and bad mechanics, maybe a mechanic with more experience is what you should have seeked out. I'm not interested in a ride from someone who seems to know so little about things in general and can make such broad claims. Experience comes with time, which my friend has now run out for you.

Ok.. now I'm still not sure why you have a stick up your ass.. or what your problem is with me.. but anywho..

Yes.. I have driven with the top down at 145mph when I tested the top speed in my car.. once.. I also autocross as much as possible during season and I like to think I have a fair amount of control over the vehicle..

And yes.. the mechanic that worked on my transmission was the 'most experienced' there as I was told.. I made sure of this when I brought the car in.. it still took him 4 tries.. if it took me 4 tries to put a rem start in a car the business would go elsewhere..

 Still not sure what you don't believe.. hmm..how bout some pictures and video.. yes.. at this point I don't really care anymore....

If you know the local area you can figure out where this picture is..

http://www.buffalo.edu/~tjf22/IMG_0250.JPG

This one was actually down in North Carolina on the outerbanks on a roadtrip for spring break last year..

http://www.buffalo.edu/~tjf22/IMG_0092.JPG

This one is in my garage.. just cleaning it up for next season..

http://www.buffalo.edu/~tjf22/logo/mycar.JPG

Hell.. heres even a pretty video of the digital dash..

http://www.buffalo.edu/~tjf22/digitaldash.MPG

and if you want pictures of anything specific let me know..

I've been booted around from forum to forum.. not sure what you mean?

and true.. posting such a thing on a public forum may not be in the best interest for the rest of the world.. but somebody could have easily PM'd me the information..